University at Buffalo Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio

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Brandon Small

Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio


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Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3 5/8“ metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

DECORATIVE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

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2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass on both sides

3. Concrete Beam

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed @4’O.C. w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

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5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

7. Aluminum Skylight System

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

8. Interior Partition

5/8” GWB o/ 3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

9. 4” Concrete Slab

Brandon Small

ARCH 4304 Spring 2011 Art Gallery // Residence p. 36 - 43

ARC 411 Spring 2014 Construction Tech Axo p.32 - 35

ARC 301 Fall 2013 Greenhouse Cafe p.26 - 31

ARC 401 Fall 2014 Liquid // Light p.16 - 25

ARC 302 Spring 2014 Increasing Liteness p. 8 - 15

ARC 102 Spring 2012 Latex Material Study p. 4 - 7

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C.I.P. concrete foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

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0’

Kun Chen Samuel Montanez

Kitsap County Administration Building 619 Division Street Port Orchard, Washington

Miller - Hull 1’

2‘

3’

4‘

8’

4" CONRETE SLAB

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

CONCRETE FOOTER

WALL SECTION SCALE: 3/4" = 1'


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what is architecture to me? To me, architecture is more than a materially defined construct or a building. It is a process involving complex system analysis and idea production that has the potential to inspire and engage on the personal and social level. As well as creating a sense of scale to the local, and global level. I believe that we as architects, occupy a unique opportunity and have great responsibilities to both society and to our planet, Earth. In my opinion a better world can exist, and that architecture is involved in an expression of that world. Brandon Small bwsmall@buffalo.edu (716) 783-0998

Select Academic Projects SUNY Alfred State College of Technology

2009 - 2011

University at Buffalo

2011 - 2014

“One of the great beauties of architecture is that each time, it is like life starting all over again.” – Renzo Piano


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ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

BRICK VENEER

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AIR BARRIER OVER 1/2" OSB SHEATHING

3 2X6 WOOD STUDS 8" O.C. W/ FIBER GLASS BATTING INSULATION

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6 4

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5/8" GYP. BD OVER VAPOR RETARDER

3 Specifications:

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1. Garden Roof Assembly

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Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3 5/8“ metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

DECORATIVE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

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2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass on both sides

3. Concrete Beam

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed @4’O.C. w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

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5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

7. Aluminum Skylight System

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

8. Interior Partition

5/8” GWB o/ 3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

9. 4” Concrete Slab

ARC 102 Spring 2012 Latex Material Study p. 4 - 7

C.I.P. concrete foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

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Brandon Small Kun Chen Samuel Montanez

Kitsap County Administration Building 619 Division Street Port Orchard, Washington

Miller - Hull 0’

1’

2‘

3’

4‘

8’

4" CONRETE SLAB

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

CONCRETE FOOTER

WALL SECTION SCALE: 3/4" = 1'


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Project Statement For this study, we were given a material and asked to deisgn a space which related back to the space of which it was cast upon. Our material, latex, was found to have amazing flexibility and strength when stretched. Using a structural beam running along the ceiling, we were able to hang our latex from it and attach it at certain points within the room. The tension in the latex, after it was secured to the floor, allowed us to create this stretchy, tent-like space beneath it. Location: Parker Hall University at Buffalo

Latex Material Study University at Buffalo

ARC 102 Spring 2012

Awards

The Whiteread Award for Siting


Process for Hanging the Material

Before

Step1

Elevation-2

Step2

We used the surrounding environment to cast upon during this latex material study. The latex was cast to the ceiling, in between 2 beams and to the extents of the room. it was also cast to the floor running the width of the garage door. To fix it to the ground and create a space it was hung over a central I-beam and anchored to the wall and flloor with sheet metal and eye-hooks, while it was attached at the ceiling by strong magnets.

Plan

Step3

Reflected Ceiling Plan

1ft

After

1ft


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1ft

3D Axon (Isometric) Elevation-2

Plans of Where the Material was Cast

1ft

Plan

Reflected Ceiling Plan

1ft


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3 2X6 WOOD STUDS 8" O.C. W/ FIBER GLASS BATTING INSULATION

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5/8" GYP. BD OVER VAPOR RETARDER

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1. Garden Roof Assembly

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Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3 5/8“ metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

DECORATIVE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

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2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass on both sides

3. Concrete Beam

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed @4’O.C. w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

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5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

7. Aluminum Skylight System

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

8. Interior Partition

5/8” GWB o/ 3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

9. 4” Concrete Slab

ARC 302 Spring 2014 Increasing Liteness p. 8 - 15

C.I.P. concrete foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

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Brandon Small Kun Chen Samuel Montanez

Kitsap County Administration Building 619 Division Street Port Orchard, Washington

Miller - Hull 0’

1’

2‘

3’

4‘

8’

4" CONRETE SLAB

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

CONCRETE FOOTER

WALL SECTION SCALE: 3/4" = 1'


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Project Statement For the design of my architecture firm I wanted to have a central staircase continiously running through a central atrium space. As you walk up the stairs, you get a feeling of increasing lightness, due to the heavy concrete base structure changing into a lighter steel structure and roof. I wanted each level of this building to have a different occupancy. The first level is public with a gallery, cafe and reception area. The second level is the office floor with private offices, conference rooms and workshop /labs. The third level is the studio floor, where the Architects can develop designs at large combined desks. Location: Delaware Ave. and W. Chippewa St. Buffalo, NY

Increasing Liteness University at Buffalo

ARC 302 Spring 2014


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Atrium

Winter Solstice Summer Solstice

-Shadows and sunlight exposure on December 21 at 12P.M.

-Shadows and sunlight esposure on June 21 at 12P.M.

Delaware Ave. Elevation

W. Chippewa St. Elevation 2

Solar Studies

Atrium

Delaware Ave. 3/32" = 1'-0"

June 21 12:00 PM

Solar Diagram

Summer Solstice

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-Roof protects studio space from overexposure to direct sunlight during Summer -Roof Allows light to penetrate facades during Winter to allow more natural lighting

-Shadows and sunlight esposure on June 21 at 12P.M.

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December 21 12:00 PM

Atrium Studios

S June 21 12:00 PM

Solar Diagram


View From Delaware Ave

Building Section Through Main Staircase

1-A noitceS 1 "0-'1 = "23/3

By creating a central atrium space with a large staircase reaching through, I was able to introduce a very light feeling space. The first floor occupies a a cafe and artist gallery, which is open except for the reception desk and staircase. The elevator is located on the far side of the building, so that if it was used the occupant would have to interact with the gallery. The second floor occupies the offices, conference rooms, labs, and workshops, which are each located along different exterior sides of the building. Studio spaces for personal design work are located on the top floor, also along the exterior walls. By placing the major work areas along the sun-exposed sides of the building, the spaces recieve the most amount of natural light.

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44 ALF

VISITIN

20' - 8"

Mechanical

Gallery/ Exhibition

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10100 COUNTY ROAD CLARENCE CENTER, NY 14032

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Reception

Existing contour lines

Kitchen Lobby

SCALE: AS NOTED

Main Entry

SHEET TITLE:

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Restaurant

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SITE PLAN

SHEET NUMBER:

Chipp ewa

St. NORTH Ground Level/ Public Space 1

View Up Main Staircase

Level 1 1/8" = 1'-0"

Studio Spaces

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Library

Walkway

Open Floor UP B

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Fab. Lab

Comp. Lab

Studios

Print Lab

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Break Room

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2nd Level / Offices

Office Level

3rd Level / Studios

Studio Level


Systems Diagrams

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Exploded Structure View 1st Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan

1st Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan

Structural precast concrete beams

Mechanical room

Structural precast concrete columns

Major supply air ducts

Load-bearing walls

Return air ducts

Atrium

Atrium

2nd Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan

2nd Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan

Mechanical room

Structural precast concrete beams

Major supply air ducts

Structural precast concrete columns

Return air ducts

Load-bearing walls

Atrium

Atrium

3D View of “Light Structure”

Systems Wall Section

-Steel Columns - HSS 10x.625 -Steel Trusses -HSS 8x.625 -HSS 5x.625

-Cool air from the exterior infiltrates the offices and gallery spaces -A fan located located on the North wall pulls the warmer air into it as the air rises and would be recycled through the building

Atrium Studios

3D View of “Heavy” Structure Conference Room

-Columns are 18” diameter precast concrete -Beams are 1’wide by 2’ tall precast concrete -Loadbearing walls

Lobby


Envelope:

The envelope of this building consists of different types of fritted glass. The glazing of the public level and the studio level are a lighter tint in order to allow more light into the space. On the other hand, the office level has a darker tinted glazing to provide a bit more privacy from the street.

Section - Elevation Study Steel Panel Roof

Fritted Glass

Atrium

Studios

Glass with Dark Gray Tint

Conference Room

Fritted Glass

Lobby


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ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

BRICK VENEER

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AIR BARRIER OVER 1/2" OSB SHEATHING

3 2X6 WOOD STUDS 8" O.C. W/ FIBER GLASS BATTING INSULATION

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6 4

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5/8" GYP. BD OVER VAPOR RETARDER

3 Specifications:

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1. Garden Roof Assembly

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Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3 5/8“ metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

DECORATIVE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

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2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass on both sides

3. Concrete Beam

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed @4’O.C. w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

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5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

7. Aluminum Skylight System

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

8. Interior Partition

5/8” GWB o/ 3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

9. 4” Concrete Slab

C.I.P. concrete foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

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Brandon Small

ARC 401 Fall 2014 Liquid // Light p.16 - 25

Kun Chen Samuel Montanez

Kitsap County Administration Building 619 Division Street Port Orchard, Washington

Miller - Hull 0’

1’

2‘

3’

4‘

8’

4" CONRETE SLAB

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

CONCRETE FOOTER

WALL SECTION SCALE: 3/4" = 1'


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Project Statement This is a project that I worked on with a partner for a deisgn of an apartment building, with an outdoor plaza. The project is called Liquid // Light because the strategy that we used revolves around an idea of using natural sunlight at certain times of the day and encorporating a “liquid� outdoor space that had a different use for the winter and the summer. Location: Delaware Ave. and Allen St. Buffalo, NY

Liquid // Light (Apartment Plaza Design) University at Buffalo

ARC 402 Fall 2014

**Selected as one of the eight teams in final round ofsenior studio competition**


Liquid // Light

thgiL // diuqiL

Concept: The urban strategy is shaped by natural light at the times of the day when people are most active: leaving home in the morning, lunchtime and returning home in the evening. This light organizes the scheme into into nine ‘grounded’ towers of dwellings, which range from 1 to 8 stories, and 2 ‘hanging’ towers of gardens, all of which are linked by glazed corridors on three levels only. This allows the natural sunlight to pierce through the site to Allen Street, which is an active pedestrian street. The towers are ambiguous in scale, registering both as large monoliths and as a miniature city.

Conceptual Diagram Showing Lines of Light


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Performative Section +99’

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VISITIN 1

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Summer / Splash Pad

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UP DN

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Existing contour lines

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10100 COUNTY ROAD CLARENCE CENTER, NY 14032

DRAWN BY: JACOB WASNEECHAK BRANDON SMALL DESCRIPTION:

UP

UP DN

SCALE: AS NOTED SHEET TITLE: SITE PLAN

SHEET NUMBER:

A1.1

NORTH Ground Level

Program:

1

Ground Level 1/16" = 1'-0"

ISSUE DATE: MAY 9, 2011

The cluster of towers - which are situated around the perimeter of the site and occupied by small shops and cafes at ground level Define a public plaza dedicated to play. During the summer, programmable water jets that mark the lines of light penetrating the site, make a splash pad/urban lida. During the winter, the plaza is flooded, freezes and becomes an outdoor ice skating rink that is illuminated by lines of lights strung between the towers.

UP

Winter / Ice Skating


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4th Level

Level 2 1/16" = 1'-0"

Sun Room Corridor 1 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 bedroom

Chen//SMall

2nd Level

Liquid//Light

Level 2 1/16" = 1'-0"

2nd, 3rd & 4th Levels

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Vertical Circulation Commercial use

Sun Room Corridor 1 Bedroom

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3 Bedroom 2 bedroom Vertical Circulation Commercial use

8th level corridor

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Sun Room

Circulation Diagram

Corridor 1 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 bedroom

5th level corridor

Vertical Circulation Commercial use

4th level corridor

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B

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2nd level corridor

commercial level

Building Program Diagram

8th level corridor

“Cities are not like the suburbs, only denser. They Differ from towns and suburbs in basic ways, and one of these is that cities are, by definition, full of strangers� 5th level corridor

4th level corridor

Jane Jacobs, The Death and Love of Great American Cities

8th level corridor

3d Building Program

Sun Room Corridor 1 Bedroom

2nd level corridor

3 Bedroom 2 bedroom Vertical Circulation

commercial level

Commercial use

5th level corridor

4th level corridor


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View From Delaware Ave and Alen St. Intersection


Section / Elevation Study

Structure:

Window Section Callout 1/2" = 1'-0"

The basement substructure and ground level slab are site cast concrete. The tower superstructures are Vierendeel steel trusses, which eliminate diagonal bracing and also allow the corners to be column-free. Floors are site cast concrete on corrugated steel decking.

Window Section Callout 1/2" = 1'-0"

Corridor Wall Section Callout 1/2" = 1'-0"

Corridor Wall Section Callout 1/2" = 1'-0"

Envelope:

Exploded Structure

2

Typical Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0"

Folded brushed stainless steel cladding, which is animated by an ever-changing play of light, has a changing density of folds depending on what type of room is on the interior: bathrooms and bedrooms have more dense folds, while kitchens and living spaces have a more open rhythm. Windows are inserted by replacing a fold or multiple folds with a story-height slot window, with a stainless steel ‘collar’ that negotiates between the plane of glass and the cladding.


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1/4� Section Model Photographs


1/16� Model

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3 2X6 WOOD STUDS 8" O.C. W/ FIBER GLASS BATTING INSULATION

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5/8" GYP. BD OVER VAPOR RETARDER

3 Specifications:

1 3

1. Garden Roof Assembly

2

Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3 5/8“ metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

DECORATIVE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

6

2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass on both sides

3. Concrete Beam

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed @4’O.C. w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

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5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

7. Aluminum Skylight System

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

8. Interior Partition

5/8” GWB o/ 3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

9. 4” Concrete Slab

ARC 301 Fall 2013 Greenhouse Cafe p.26 - 31

C.I.P. concrete foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

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Brandon Small Kun Chen Samuel Montanez

Kitsap County Administration Building 619 Division Street Port Orchard, Washington

Miller - Hull 0’

1’

2‘

3’

4‘

8’

4" CONRETE SLAB

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

CONCRETE FOOTER

WALL SECTION SCALE: 3/4" = 1'


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Project Statement This market design was intended to create a location where people in this neighborhood would have the ability to access fresh fruits and vegetables 365 days a year, no matter which season. To achieve this, a large 3-story greenhouse was designed, which can be accessed by the public on each of the 3 levels. The second level also contains a restaurant/ bar where a visitor can relax and have a meal within the greenhouse. Location: West Ferry St. and Grant St. Buffalo, NY

Greenhouse Cafe University at Buffalo

ARC 301 Fall 2013


34' - 1 1/2"

19' - 8"

20' - 8"

12' - 3"

44 North Main Street

Existing contour lines

NORTH Site Plan


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Diagram Showing Greenhouse Relationship to the Rest of the Building

Greenhouse

Greenhouse acess on ALL floors

Cafe/Dining

Marketplace

Types of P be Grown

1

-Tomato -Lettuce -Eggplant -Squash -Waterme -Strawber -Grape -Apple -Orange -Lemon

Site 1" = 30'-0"

Rendered Section Vents open to release heat from greenhouse effect

SUMMER Vents close to keep heat from greenhouse effect


34' - 1 1/2"

19' - 8"

12' - 3"

20' - 8"

UP

UP

44 North Main Street

Existing contour lines

NORTH Ground Level

View From W. Ferry St.


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DN

DN

DN

DN

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2nd Level

2

Level 3 1/16" = 1'-0"

3rd Level DN

This design was intended to have its main entrance along West Ferry St. because it was the main road nearest the site. The large precast concrete “pillars� are intended to lead your eyes to the large greenhouse on the 3rd level. The large enclosed staircase is the main access to the upper level for pedestrians.

DN

DN

Restaurant/Bar

Greenhouse


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ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

BRICK VENEER

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AIR BARRIER OVER 1/2" OSB SHEATHING

3 2X6 WOOD STUDS 8" O.C. W/ FIBER GLASS BATTING INSULATION

5

6 4

7

5/8" GYP. BD OVER VAPOR RETARDER

3 Specifications:

1 3

1. Garden Roof Assembly

2

Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3 5/8“ metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

DECORATIVE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

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2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass on both sides

3. Concrete Beam

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed @4’O.C. w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

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5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

7. Aluminum Skylight System

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

8. Interior Partition

5/8” GWB o/ 3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

9. 4” Concrete Slab

C.I.P. concrete foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

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Brandon Small

ARC 411 Spring 2014 Construction Tech Axo p.32 - 35

Kun Chen Samuel Montanez

Kitsap County Administration Building 619 Division Street Port Orchard, Washington

Miller - Hull 0’

1’

2‘

3’

4‘

8’

4" CONRETE SLAB

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

CONCRETE FOOTER

WALL SECTION SCALE: 3/4" = 1'


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Project Statement These 3D drawings were created using plan, section and elevation drawings from the Reid House designed by Clark & Menefee Architects (presently W.G. Clark Architects), and the Kitsap County Administration Building designed by the Miller-Hull Partnership. Its intent was to show the materials used in the structure and envelope. Location: Varies

Construction Technology Axonometrics University at Buffalo

ARC 442 Spring 2014


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Reid House Specifications 1

2’ x 1’ Concrete strip footing 3- #5 Reinforcement bars

2

6'x1' Concrete foundation 5- #5 Reinforcement bars long direction 8- #5 Reinforcement bars short direction

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Concrete floor slab 4" thick typ. Wire mesh Place 2#5 bars cont. w/3" clearance around. 4” minimum compacted sand Vapor barrier

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External wall 8“ x 16” x 12“ CMU single wythe Horizontal reinforcing @ 16” O.C. Vertical reinforcing #3 bars at corners and openings grouted solid All other cores insulated

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External wall 8“ x 16” x 8“ CMU single wythe Vertical reinforcing #3 bars at corners and openings grouted solid All other cores insulated

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C. ed on building center

5

2'x12' Floor joists @ 16" O.C. Start layout w/space centered on building center line 2x6 Tongue and groove decking

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himney assembly

2”x6“ Floor joists @ 16” O.C. 2“x6” Tongue and groove decking

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ash block

8

Prefrabricated firebox and chimney assembly Secure to masonry

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9

1/8” Glass set in sealant in sash block

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2x6 Rafters @ 16” O.C. 2x6 Ceiling Joists 3/8” MDO Plywood, nailed to joists

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Kitsap County Administration Building

7 3

1

1

Specifications: 1. Garden Roof Assembly

2

3

Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3 5/8“ metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

3

2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass on both sides

3. Concrete Beam

5

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

6

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed @4’O.C. w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

4

8

7

6

5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

3

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

Specifications: 7. Aluminum Skylight System

1 3

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated

1. Garden Roof Assembly

2

Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail coating to the exterior, wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3to 5/8“interior safety glass metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

6

8. Interior Partition

2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

GWB o/ 1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety 5/8” glass on both sides

3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

3. Concrete Beam

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

9. 4” Concrete Slab

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed C.I.P. @4’O.C. concrete w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

9

8

foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

7. Aluminum Skylight System

Brandon Small Kun Chen Samuel Montanez

Kitsap County Administration Building

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

8. Interior Partition

5/8” GWB o/ 3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

619 Division Street Port Orchard, Washington

9. 4” Concrete Slab

C.I.P. concrete foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

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Brandon Small Kun Chen

Miller - Hull


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ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

BRICK VENEER

1

AIR BARRIER OVER 1/2" OSB SHEATHING

3 2X6 WOOD STUDS 8" O.C. W/ FIBER GLASS BATTING INSULATION

5

6 4

7

5/8" GYP. BD OVER VAPOR RETARDER

3 Specifications:

1 3

1. Garden Roof Assembly

2

Earth 0/16” vert drainage mat strips @ 6’O.C., o/ soil nail wall, o/ full drainage mat, o/ protectionboard, o/ waterproof membrane, o/ C.I.P. concrete wall, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 3 5/8“ metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ R-11 batt. insul. o/ GWB & vapor retarding PVA primer at interior

DECORATIVE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

6

2. Aluminum Storefront Relite System

1/4“ glass o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass on both sides

3. Concrete Beam

C.I.P. concrete beam 1’ width, 2’ height

4.Ptd. Precast Concrete Plank

8” hollowcore, precast, prestressed @4’O.C. w/ 1/2” thick conc. topping w/ 6x6 wwm

8

5. Aluminum Storefront

1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

6. Raised Floor System on Concrete Structure

2’x2’ floor grid o/ 4” hollowcore ,precast, prestressed @ 4’O.C.

7. Aluminum Skylight System

Slope 1” per foot, 1/4” heat strengthened glass w/ Low-E coating to the exterior, o/ 1/2” airspace, o/ 5/16” laminated safety glass to interior

8. Interior Partition

5/8” GWB o/ 3 5/8” metal studs @ 16”O.C. w/ 3” batt. insul. o/ 5/8 GWB, cont. through raised floor to concrete base

9. 4” Concrete Slab

C.I.P. concrete foundation slab w/ gravel underneath

Brandon Small

ARCH 4304 Spring 2011 Art Gallery // Residence p. 36 - 43

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0’

Kun Chen Samuel Montanez

Kitsap County Administration Building 619 Division Street Port Orchard, Washington

Miller - Hull 1’

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3’

4‘

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4" CONRETE SLAB

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

CONCRETE FOOTER

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Project Statement The concept behind this building was for it to fit in with the surrounding architecture of the town of Alfred, while also having unique characteristics of an art gallery. Certain characteristics that I wanted to focus on included the use of natural light, an easy means of circulation and 3 different levels for 3 different functions: Living, Gallery and Office. These drawings were a first attempt at a complete set of construction documents. Location: Main St. Alfred, NY

Art Gallery // Residence SUNY Alfred State College of Technology

ARCH 4304 Spring 2011


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10100 COUNTY ROAD CLARENCE CENTER, NY 14032

MAIN STEET

19' - 8"

12' - 3"

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Existing contour lines

SCALE: AS NOTED SHEET TITLE: SITE PLAN

Site Plan

SHEET NUMBER:

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SIDE WALK

NORTH

44 North Main Street

A1.1 ISSUE DATE: MAY 9, 2011

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SIDE WALK

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VISITING ARTIST CENTER

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20' - 8"

VISITING CENTER PARKING


*546 Main Street* *Niagara Falls NY* *14301* 716-435-2234

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PRECAST CONCRETE WALL

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44 NORTH MAIN STREET ALFRED, NEW YORK 14802

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PRECAST CONCRETE DECORATIVE BEAM

VISITING ARTIST CENTER

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8' - 0"

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STEEL COLUMN W/ CONCRETE EXTERIOR

FRONT ELEVATION

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EXTERIOR GLAZIN

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SHEET TITLE: SITE PLAN

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Existing contour lines

DRAWN BY: JACOB WASNEECHAK BRANDON SMALL DESCRIPTION:

Surrounding buildings in the area have a very traditional brick facade and terracotta details and roof. The front facade of this design has a similar feeling with its brick and precast concrete details, which carries around the corners of the facade to the rest of the building. To create a more current look, the addition of a large staircase encased by glazing, and an atrium were added to allow more natural light into the building.

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LIVING/KITCHEN 1

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BEDROOM 1

GALLERY RECEPTION

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40' - 8"

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8

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6' - 10"

FLOOR LOWERED 5"

44 NORTH MAIN STREET ALFRED, NEW YORK 14802

2 16

APT. HALLWAY

VISITING ARTIST CENTER

1' - 6"

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10

TILE RAISED 6" 37

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BEDROOM 2

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8' - 0 3/4"

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7' - 5 1/4"

17 R @ 0' - 6 3/4"

21' - 8"

BATHROOM 2

2' - 10"

8' - 7" 5' - 8"

UP

LIVING/KITCHEN 2

MECHANICAL ROOM

10100 COUNTY ROAD CLARENCE CENTER, NY 14032

18 R @ 0' - 6 3/4"

UP

12' - 0 3/4"

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18 R @ 0' - 6 3/4"

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SIDE ENTRY 10100 COUNTY ROAD CLARENCE CENTER, NY 14032

18 R @ 0' - 6 3/4"

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18 R @ 0' - 7"

STAIRS

STAIRS

27' - 6"

Existing contour lines

DRAWN BY: JACOB WASNEECHAK BRANDON SMALL DESCRIPTION: 2' - 6"

32' - 9 1/2"

2' - 3 1/2"

12' - 4 1/2"

APARTMENT FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/4" = 1'

Basement Plan / Resident Entry

12' - 4 1/2"

2' - 8"

3' - 0"

2' - 8"

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SCALE: AS NOTED

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SCALE: AS NOTED

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APARTMENT FLOOR PLAN

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7' - 6 3/4"

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46' - 3"

FOUNDATION WALL

8' - 6 1/2"

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*546 Main Street* *Niagara Falls NY* *14301*

40' - 4 1/2"

LOAD BEARING COLUMNS

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Small & Wasneechak Architecture

10' - 10"

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44 NORTH MAIN STREET ALFRED, NEW YORK 14802

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VISITING ARTIST CENTER

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ROOFTOP ABOVE STUDIO

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8' - 0"

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SKY LIGHT

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18' - 7"

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2' - 4 1/2"

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5' - 0"

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SKY LIGHT

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17 R @ 0' - 6 3/4"

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BRICK PATIO

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2' - 11 1/4"

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10100 COUNTY ROAD CLARENCE CENTER, NY 14032

10100 CO CLARENCE C

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DISPLAY FLOOR PLAN

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86' - 0"

OFFICE FLOO

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A2.2

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A

ISSUE DATE: MAY 9, 2011

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2nd Level / Offices

SHEET NUMB

1 A3.2

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C

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A2

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Section Through Enclosed Staircase

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GALLERY 2

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VISITING ARTIST CE

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ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

CALE: 1/4" = 1' ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

BRICK VENEER

AIR BARRIER OVER 1/2" OSB SHEATHING

9' - 5"

EXTERIOR GLAZING

BRICK VENEER

2' - 0"

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Small & Wasneechak Architecture 2X6 WOOD STUDS 8" O.C. PRECAST CONCRETE DECORATIVE BEAM

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CONRETE FOUNDATION WALL

AS NOTED

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SHEET TITLE:

LIVING/KITCHEN 1

7

13

ELEVATIONS

0' - 5 1/4"

APT. HALLWAY

SHEET NUMBER:

A3.1

VISITING ARTIST CENTER

DECORATIVE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

44 NORTH MAIN STREET ALFRED, NEW YORK 14802

North Elevation

SIDE ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4" = 1'

Section Through Studio/Apartment

STUDIO 2

GALLERY

BATHROOM 1

RECEPTION

4

2

15

1

ISSUE DATE: MAY 9, 2011

10100 COUNTY ROAD CLARENCE CENTER, NY 14032

CRAWL SPACE

BATHROOM 1

LIVING/KITCHEN 1

APT. HALLWAY

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13

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BUILDING SECTIONS

Typical Wall Section

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